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~ nEronrEp ID sEcRErAnY.

Wheat-White . bushel, common at
Csc. LOngberry, 60 bushels prime on phi
yate terms 10 bushels very good at sc. l5J
bushels very good at zoe. ~ bushels COM
mon AT Sc Mixed, $50 bushels very good
az Sc. 500 bushels good at soc, 27s bushels
common at zoe. chortbeTy, l5l bushels
prime 40 SIC, 2J6 bushels very good at Sic;
rs bushels very good 80 sue 35i bushels
good 40 7gc.. 326 bushels good al 7sc. 2l6
bushels fair at re. oJs bushels common
at zoe. 2i6 bushels common 40 BE. 1872
bushels common az re, - bushels common
at Use. ~ bushels common at &c, - BUSH
cls cOmmon 40 tOc.
White, 800 bushels very good on
private terms.
Oats.-Mixed. go bushels very good West
ern ON private terms. Winter 10 bushels
prime Virginia at Doc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market duh.
-Middling, lOsc.
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4 Painful Truth.

The man who draws himself up TO bis full
height and predicts that this country is going
90 the dogs. SIR, and, sir, as a nation we are
being releeated TO fourth or fifth place, sin,
doesn't expect YOU will accept his statements,
verbatim He desires to inform you in IA
roundabout way that DE got left on the nom
nation for alderman Detroit Free Press.
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNEiN COS.
TO License Taxpayers.

License taxpayers who have been in
dicted by the grand jury for not having
paid their license taxes, are informed that
they can pay their fines in coupons as
well as their State tax, and effect very
large saving by 50 doing.
Complete legal protection and indem
nifty guaranteed.
JAMES =. COOPER,
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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THE LIME KILN CLUB.
A Competitive Poem Read and Objected
to-Obiection Ovcrruled.

fo--ODieCtiOD ONffThi'"'
Wovdown Bebee. chairman Of the summer
noetry committee. reported that be had re-
coived seventy-sx competitive poems up 10
date and that be noticed a marked improve
meut i'm style and sentiment over last year.
The prin., would be awarded some time III
September. The following, written by Oh
Pete Whitefcld, Of the Florence hotel, Dir-
rnipgham. Ala. was handed 10 the secretary
TO be read and filed:
THE FATE or rHE CHICKEN
on roost a chicken at,
Come along-cOme alongi
He was young and very lat
Sing % ong-sing song
OH Won chcken hev care,
Fur J0sephus draweih near
Up the alley crept coon
CreUt along -crept along
is DE- light of harvest moon,
Dinea-d0ng -dinga-dong
ON YOU chicken doan' You know
WHY dat darky crecpeth soi
Vow J0saphus giideth in,
Uuml-lum- hum-ahum;
Now le rubs dat chickens shin,
r-a-rum-rum-a-dum;
Vow dat chickens in bag
Limp and dead as any rag
Tl1or Penstock arose 10 object. Time was
when the colored man Of this country might
ba connected with the chicken, but that day
had long since gone by. He looked upon the
noem n, an insult leveled at the colorei race.
WHY should a colored man be represented as
stealing mp the alley any more than white
man, And. above an, what member Of the
Lime Kiln club could sit still under the title
Of 4coonw lie would move that the poem be
scornfully rejected.
Samuel Shin supported the motion. 10
made his blood boil 10 be thus openly insulted
i'm nj. own house, as it were.
IL shall rule De moshun as outer order"
calmly announced the president $50 fur as
my olscrvashun extends. de- Guild man are
list as tightly connected wild chicken at de
present time as cher befo' ! can't rarn dat
ANYBODY has changed his taste from chicken
to goldfish If be could help IT, As 20 DE- title
of 'coou.' dar ann no need of gttin' up on our
m "a horse about 10. We kin call dc white
FOLKS foxes on rabbits if we want Co. It doan'
make us any blacker. nor shorten up our feet
one blt As said, ! shall oberule de mo-
shun Detroit Free Press.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co, BANKERS
and brokers, No iii Main street.
REVIEW.

REVIEW.
NEW YORK. August 1O.-rhe market al
ter opening about steady, became larry aci
five and advanced somewhat, influenced
chiefly bv better quotations from abroad ana
the anticipation of considerable purchase
e bond. by the Government. The an,
nouncementt that only about half the amount AMOUNT
expected were rendered checke1 ,nS c' s ae
we we're rendered seemed to be al normally high
and the simple fact of there being any ques-
ton on this subject was sufficient 1to to re a.
waken the apprehension of tight money l', on ai
if would eliminate the chief bull argument
which has existed Of late. In any case now
ever we cannot but still be very conserve
tive. The market does not seem To broaden
ms II should. and we may have PERIOD OF
limited fluctuations, profitable 20 scaiiers
and small traders only.
The market was quiet during the last hour
and closed steady.
Money, 8 per cent
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Langman and Martinez Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with guarantee that il is not q
chemical paint, containing no water, no aikah,
no adulteratiOn. and is made OF only such ma
terials as are used 10y the oldest painters. IL
will cover more surface than any ehemi-
cal paint I'm the world. Ii has been sold 10y us
for the last ten years. warranted 20 give salts
faction: and a responsible guarantee is given 70
that effect. For sale wholesale and retail Oy
BODEKER BROS, Druggists,
iiif Main street,
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New York Markets


Wheat has been stronger to-day, though
dun. The opening was -teadier 40 69ic. for
September ON steady foreign markets. There
was very little trading until the government
bureau report was received. showing the
condition " spring wheat 90 be slightly
worse than last month. This caused some
nervous shorts 90 cover and the market
strengthened. September sold up u 09s,
closing firm at 63l
The excitement in corn was intense, and
in anticipation " the bad report on the crop
the market opened strong and half a cent
higher. The bureau report showed adcclinc
of n per cent from last month report. and
shorts covered freely, causing a bulge If one
and a half cent from last nights close. There
have been m0 rains OF consequence in the
corn belt. The close is strong al outside fig
urcs.
Provision, are somewhat stronger in SYM
pathy. but very duh and fluctuations light
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cured and its return prevented by the use
of DR.. Dayids Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested 10y mum
hers of our best people. containing as 10 does
none but vegetable ingredients. 10 should com
mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild ina to D. these
pills can be taken by both the weak and the
strong. Price, - cents box Of % Pills; five
boxes for 81.
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Halls Improved Cleaning Cream for In
.tautly removing grease. paint, tar, &c, from
silk, cotton. wool. carpets, &c. No family
should Dee without 10. Sold by all druggists 40
- cts. per bottle. Trade supplied by
BODEKER Bios Druggists,
llt Main street.
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No Gno.ehcrrle. hi. sea.on.

"Waiter," said gentleman in the dining
car. shave YOU amy gooseberry pie|
$40. sab, hain't caTyin' any dis yeah, sab. "
"Why is that"
"Wcn. You see, sab, days scarce dis season.
Las winter was SO cole aud stormy dat 10 WIS
mighty tough on de geese. Washington
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RICHMOND, Va, August 10.
Sun-cured t0baccos were decidedly higher
to-day. although the offerings We're large
and the attendance comparatively slim on
Change. Privately there was little doing,
but there was some excitement over three
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the weak feel themselves strong, and women
easily ami without fatigue perform Journeys
which on thn carihs surface they would deem
impossible The wife Of the innkeepcr, q
frail yourr woman. says She has often
walked tw uty or twenty-five miles IN the
cave in a SINGLE day, returning al sunset to
engage ir her favorte pastime Of Waiting at
tho evening hop. "Whatr the reader ex-
claims "valk twenty-five miles i'm the cayef
j. the cavern 50 big as thatr Twenty five
miles is no. hing in this great hole IN the
ground Yo. could, If you wanted 20, walk
200 miles in this cavern aud not once re-
trace your steps. No wonder the proprietors
Of tho cave keep it under lock and key and
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4 Timely Production.

Showing an ingenious bit Of mechanism in
vented 10y our friend Hookem, by which a
tired fisherman can enjoy nap and be
awakened 10y the slightest nibble at his bait
Life
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GrnIn and COTTON Esehange.
RlcuuoNp. Va, August Il

OFFERINGS EEromED TOD SECRETARY.
Wheat-White. - bushels. Longberry
2.O26 bushels Mixed, SIS bushels Short
berry. 1. s32 bushels. Total, STA bushels.
C0rn.-White. so bushels.
OATS $40 bushels.
Tf.fr -J-5 l4rraI.
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The Reason WHY.

Why do love al early morn 70 wake,
When !. ses still are wet with nights damp
dewsf
Because then can turn myself and take
Another snooze. Boston Courier.
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PURCELL, LiDD Il co.,
Sole Importers oi the
3iujly Vernon Tooth Brush.
SMITWs BLOOD AND LIVER REG
> ULATOR.

Cure for au scrofulous, such as PImpIes
Ulcers. Sores. lniammat0ns swcilinss, Fry
sipelas, ana au kinds of Skin Diseases. This
remedy is composed oft Roots and Herbs. an,
the most delicate can take DO without danger
For sale by all druggists. Price. 81 per bottle
I'm relief 10 the afflicted. $50 will sell for tn'
next sixty days trial bottle tor 80 cents.
Prompt attention 20 wholesale orders.
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Schooner n. II. BurrOw. Taylor. Bermuda
hundreds 20 load pine wood for New Nyrk.
Schooner Emily +. Burton, Marshall, James
liver 10 load lumber for Baltimore.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES
Shining Sews-Port Of Richmond.

Schooner :. f. Newman. Moore, Cardenas
Cuba. old rails. the Tredegar Company.
Schooner Ida &. SchOOlcraft, Henderson
coal. Benjamin r. Crump.
Schooner Moonlight, Cmnmer, New YORK
e salt. Robert +. Williams a Co.
Schooner II. :. Brooks, Rislcy, New York
coal. :. p. Lathrop x Co.
Schooner ). A. Potter, Gardiner, kennebcc
ice Richmond Ice Company.
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s1.OO worth $500. 90.

For four years 1 have been sufferer from a
terrible form of rheumatism, which reduced
me So low that all hope of recovery was given
up. have suffered the most eNcruciating
pain day and night. and often while writing
i'm agony have wished could die. have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing aid me any good. and have had some of the
finest physicians of the State 10 work ON me-,
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.ay that after using only one bottle of y. B. D..
am enabled 90 walk around and attend 90
business. and would not take 500 for the
benefit received from one single bottle of
-. b. b. refer TO all merchants and business
men Of this town. Yours, most truly,
E.O. CARA.
Wayerly Walker county, Texas.
Demonstrated Merit.
SPARTA, GA. May D.. ls,6.
BLOOD BALM Co.
You will please ship us per first freight one
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Is gives ns pleasure 60 report good trade
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all other blood remedies, both Don demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with as.
RONER & YARDEMAN.
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chlcnro GrnIn nnd rroduee Market.

Reported by G.. Z. Redford e. Co., Grain
Commission Merchants SO. Is South Twelfth
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Northumberland

Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYNE X Co.
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TObaccO Mnrkets.

Q,lotafions.-Middling, lO3c.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.

Sun AND MOON TO DAY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-27
cIarkLsw.

A very promising young couple, Mr..
r. Z. CLARK and Miss Annie Law, Of
Gypsum City, were united In mar.
riAge on Sunday, Jan. %. 1887. at 1880
O'Clock al the residence Of Rev w.
s. Priest, Of Salina. The groom ls q
very energetic young man and is well
and fayOrably known In Salina and
throughout Gypsum Valley. The
bride Is an accomplished young LADY,
being a graduate Of the State Normal,
81 Manchester, Pa. and during her
stay ID Kansas has won many friends
who no dUdbl will be surprised to
hear Of her happy marriage. Many
friends wish Burt and his smiling
young bride a pleasant journey a.
they sail DER the pillows Of life's IN
certain sea.
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We own a complete set Of Alb
stract Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING, TORNADOES AND
WINDSTORMS.
II YOU cannot pay for your pol
icy now, we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. If you are going to travel or
If you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with us in the old Fidelity
and Casualty"
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SALINAS NEW RAILROADS.
The Coming Of the ChIcaao and Rock
Island and the Santa Fe Fixed
Fact.

Two powerful aud rival railroad
corporations have concluded at last
that Il IL to their interest to build into
Salina. They are respectively the
Chicago & Rock Island and the San
/ Ia Fee railroads. Salina already has
two great trunk lines the Union Pa
eific and the Missouri Pacific. She
has the Salina, Lincoln & Western
now being built Off to the northwest /;
and the Salina and southwestern
now being extended towards the In
dian territory. With the opening OF
spring the great Frisco system will
be building into Salins from the
Outheast-bOnds having already
been voted to that road. No wonder,
then. that the two great roads men
toned above are anxious to connect
with 8alina, and compete for the
great carrying trade which is being
developed. The Chicago & Rock Is
land Is purely a Chicago road, and
the Chicago market Is what this peo-
pie long have sought. and mourned
because they found itnOt. The Santa
Fe Is also building a line into Ohica-
gO-hence We shall have second
connection with that desirable mar
ket; and should the Missouri Pacific
also carry out its rumoTed plaH, we
shall have still q third connection
with Chicago. With 81, Louis, as il
well-knOwn, we are "wsll-conneoted"
by the Missouri Pacific. and will be
again by the 'Ffisco. To the south.
ern seaboard the Frisco, Missouri
Pacific and Santa Fe will give US an
outlet. And by nearly all our lines
Of road. We shall connect with Color
ado, New and Old Mexico. California,
all the territories, japan, China, In-
dia-but stop
The question very naturally arises,
"What makes you 50 positive that
the Rock Island and Santa Fe roads
are to build into salIna ?" The rea-
son is very plain. Lsst week a tele-
gram was sent 20 Mr.. league by Mr.
NJ. A Low Vice President and Gener-
al Manager II the Rock Island sys-
TEN, thst he desired 10 meet a party
Of our citizens az AtchisOn 10 talk
over the situation, a. his cOmpsny
had concluded 10 build their road into
Salina. A meeting was hastily called,
q committe was sent As requested and
met SIR. Low in Atchison. That
gentleman stated TO them that II was
positively settled that the road would
be built upon tie understanding that
Saline county would vote $4,000 10
bonds per mile, guarantee right Of
way through the city Of 5alins free Of
cnst 10 the company, and proper ter
minsl facilities. and promised that
either himself or some other Official,
armed with proper authority, would
visitSalina thisOrnext week omake
formal proposition Of this kind. Being
asked IS 20 the route 10 be pursued By
the company after leaving SalIua, ne
replied that Il would be made known
later. So our citizens may expect a
visit from the Rock Island ofneials
soon.
We stated In our issue Of last week
that the Santa Fe Company had
made = similar proposition. and .
visit from the Santa Fe officials IL
daily expected. During the past
weeks santa Fe surveying corps OF /
eight men has been running q llne
from Solomon City 10 salins Mr.. L.
P. Thomas. lOeaiing enginseg, has e. |
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A Remarkable ouiioOk for TIE somin
Year.

Year.
liked fsct that improvements
Of value. way np 10 the hundrede Of The
Thousand dollars enlnmu viii be made
in Salina during the coming year.
The guarantee Of steady goVd weather
Il al that is necessary 10 make all
the builders here, or % be brought
here. buster that bees. The spring
campaign will soon be commenced 10
good earnest. We viii not begin to
enumersts the residences (sOBle Of
them very COSTLY that are 10 be built,
for thst would be impossible; bot
we will tell our readers Of some Of the
business blocks contemplated. Com
meneing at the northeast corner Of
santa Fe and Walnut and running
north Rsrd, business houses are 70 be
built as follows;
A block Oftwo stories, and perhaps
more, by Addison q Seaman, Hpon
their lumber yard property.
A double store, 50xlOO, by Roth
child Bros.
A block Of two buildings by II.
Harms and Robert Graf, with a pos
sible construction OF q second story
to Mr.. Hogben's adjoining building.
The removal Of the present Palace
Hotel building, and the construction
Of = fine hotel building in its place. is
under contemplation.
A block Of two store buildings by
Ms. Wherry and r. II. Bishop, Esq.
A knight Of Pythias Temple-te be
the finest building in town, with two
large store rooms in the first story /
A building adjoining by Messrs- Ober
and league.
A store building on :he MeDanield
residence lot.
Now crossing Santa Fe and going
southwark. building will go on as
follows:
A block by Mr.. Gardiner for restau-
rant aud grocery store purposes.
A bakery building by Dan Weig-
ner.
The National Hotel-lOOxlOO-and
four stories high.
A three story building on the cor
ner by Messrs. Seitz and GROCER.
Ablosk OftEO stores the building
to be 3 stories high by Sam Wilson.
A block Of two buildings by SUDDEN
dorf & Wickhsm.
A block Of two buildings. by Mark
land & Dodge and c. A. Hitler
Adding Of q second story to the
block owned by Messrs. Watson and
Kraft.
A block Of two buildings, 3 stories
high, by Messrs. Wight & Harms.
Possibly a fine hotel building ad-
dining the Grier Block, by Kansas
City parties.
Leaving Santa Fe and going to
Fifth street, north OF Iron, and on the
iast side, we have:
A block Of two buildings, stories
nigh, by Messrs. Wight 4 King
nan.
And possibly adjoining. a block Of
.wO buildings by X T. Watson.
On the opposite side Of the street a .
block Of three or more 2-story build v
ngs is also talked Of.
On Iron Avenue, a block Of six
tore buildings, three stories high, by +,
}. Seitz. is among the possibilities
As far as possibilities" arc concern
q We near ola NUN Der Of other blocks
on Iron Avenue aud a
Ash street Il will thus be seen that v
be builders will have : harvest the d
oming year, aud Salina will be So 81
hanged In lie appearance by another K
inter that the resident himself will b
ardly be able 10 get his bearings. 81
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Died

Mrs. Mamie White died At her
home, two miles south Of town on
Sunday evening, Jan. 3, At $500
o'clock. aged As years 10 months and
p days. She had been q great suffer.
er for many years from Asthma.
Last April she united with the
Christian church aud her trust vas in
Jesus. The funeral services we're
conducted from the house on Tues
day morning by Rev. W 3. Priest.
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CITY PROPERTY.

Ais residence, two lots. six rooms, house. eel
1ar gufer vel, fruit, etc one u the best
plsesa q Eighfh street siuth. Price $500.
TWolsts o. State street. Good high ground
south treat. Price, 500.
Three lets on state street. Price, ss75 eaci.
Oae lot on STATE street. Price, SIS.
Two lets on state street. saEi and south front
on corner, dhe location Price, s5l5.
Two lots on Iron avenue vest. south Front
Very desirable. Price $3.50 each.
I've ave acre trncis. Can be plated into loti
inmsdiatcly salable, surrounded b. desirable
property. Price q go each. One-hhlf cash, bal
lancs one and two years ~ per cent interest,"
A ane property on Ninth street, tTo-story
house, dne trees and fruit. sixteen lots IN
Hrouna. Very reasonable terms Call and see
A ane place on Prescott avenue Lot lG0r2sl
essL Coed house and harn plenty Of fruit
VeFy desirable property. Price, $3.50. One-hai
ease. baiahne long time. This is speculation ioi
sons oue.
leo acres Of smooth upland IN Walnut town
ahip. Prce, SIS Fer acre. Terms 70 snt pur-
chaser.
Lot on Finh street, eiozs in Price tsSO sEsh
A gOOd house Of ak rooms, I've iotn slsOo.
eood lot on Iron avenue vest, fs5o.
A'Eosd lot on walnut street, SOILS feet. Prizes
House Of seven roous, cellar and clossis, coal
kouss stable, veil 6no trees east front, lot l50E
10 feet. Price, tss25. Reasonable terms.
A ane lot frozting Wesleyan University cam.
pas. 500.
Two lots on University a,snus, corner losziI'
feet sou1h and east froni. high Eround-Fery de-
tsirahle. Price sleou.
-Four lots On Third street Corner east and
south front. Very cheap. Terms reasonable
Cone and Sc.
Pine resideuos. Two riory house. seven rooms
cellass under whole house, eisfgrn, VEIL gn0c
barn. Lot l0oxi5o east and south nout. siooo
One-half cash.
Kin street. siory frame house With 10 rooml
reufs fsr ga pr month. Lot 0oxlsQ. Price -,
ffooQ 6oWn haiance on time.
Nos
Frhth street. A fnc 3 story brick house. also
a rfnrV fame house on back peFt OF l1i facing On
Nf1fh ffrgsf. Lot lszf10 fenced ane lai Of shade
erf fruif tres n god ciItgrn. Price $780, u 80
csah balance on tine % suii buyer.
Ifyou wnnt 1000 neres Of land or one acre, II Eol
Eanf via land or cry property give ~ . CAL
We uaT taxes for non-relide1t1, We invest money
Or sa5lsrn parties. We have ne best 81 g
lane and earlEe you ngthinE Tor it ghsshsr yea
bay cf ngL Do net fall 10 call On Fitzpatrick
Golnr, Posto1ce Biock, saiina, Kansas W.
Esier you % anT hank in salina-
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REAL ESTATE.

II you want farm. "a stock ranch.
or 20 you want 20 invest 10 saiina
properly, DO not fail To cHil on III
Remember Salina - The largest CITY
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 9 600 m
hab1tants Freight b. a. cheap from
81. Louis 10 Salina ,ts IL T. from Kan
sas City "a other paints In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par.
tial list Of property below. We viii
charge you nothing for showing land.